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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1899
Page
6
A 25 cent request to G W Hagen buch PA AT S F Ry Kansas City Mo offers a color six reproduction Aztec calendar set. Reproductions feature Burbank's Pueblo Sedian portraits with an engraved cover showing the Aztec calendar stone. Limited edition souvenir etition promotes the season's art sensation and urges early orders.
In Rennes the Dreyfus court martial held an open session with a dramatic clash as Labori and others pressed for testimony from Col Schwartz koppen and Panizzardi. The proceedings highlighted Esterhazy Dreyfus links and a key erasure claim tied to the general staff.
In police court Henry Jackson and Fred Mock, two colored youths, were arraigned after a Main Street fight. Mock dismissed. Jackson fined five dollars and costs. J. P. Fuller fined five dollars for drunkenness. Anna Templemeyer, involving a white girl and Isaac Adkins, had her case continued until next Monday.
A reader credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing long running diarrhoea. The testimonial from O R Moore notes rapid relief after a few doses and a return to health. Advertisers Servant Harker Drug Co J L Kautzman Otis W Smith sell the remedy and Mrs M A Zimmer of Neoga Il visits Sedalia planning permanent relocation.
A claim that Chamberlains Pain Balm can cure sprains in a few days if applied freely. It also purports to cure rheumatism, cuts, bruises and burns. Sold by Servant-Harker Drug Co 508 Ohio St J L Kautzman 104 West Main St and Otis W Smith corner 5th and Engineer streets.
Kaiser's Hotel and Restaurant offers the best meals in town for 25 cents. John Kaiser, manager, invites patrons to come and see us. Lost red grip between here and Flat Creek, return to 125 Boonville Street for reward.
The item directs sending materials to the Sentinel for printing. It mentions bill heads statements and cards to be printed, indicating a production or advertising task. No dates or people are named in the readable text.
Local ads promote Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a global standard for bowel complaints. Servant-Harker Drug Co markets One Minute Cough Cure with testimonial from Helen McHenry. A traffic mishap on Ohio Street caused a broken light and bruises to a colored boy, no serious injuries reported.
An ad touts Banner Salve for curing annoyingly bothersome complaints at a price of 25 cents. The note mentions A. S. McGowan and C. A. Davis hosting guests from Windsor and Avoca, Nebraska, with family from Clinton and Kansas City visiting during the week.
The scientific compound Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is claimed to digest what you eat and cure indigestion. M. A. Ketron of Bloomington Tennessee reports relief after ten years of dyspepsia. Servant Harker Drug Co.
C Cobb is reported dangerously ill with Brights disease. Foley's Kidney Cure is endorsed by Gro. C. Hickock of Curtiss Wis who attributes its effectiveness to aiding his father. A S McGowan also confirms.
Mr and Mrs Massie of Glasgow are guests of James Cobb. John F Montgomery traveled from Moberly to see the street fair and flower parade and visit his parents James A Montgomery and wife. Sutherland Eagle Eye Salva promotes cure for weak or sore eyes with tube packaging and guaranteed satisfaction.
The remedy promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. EW Groves’ signature appears on each box and the company offers a refund if it fails to cure. The item costs 25 cents and is sold by druggists. Harry E. Weill, formerly with Model Clothing, is visiting and now runs the American House in Circleville Ohio.
Ivory like edges completed at Sedalia Steam Laundry located at 216 and 215 Lamine Street.
The Capital Tea Co will offer a free souvenir with every 25 cent purchase this Wednesday and the following Saturday. The promotion runs at all locations and applies to all regular items.
A local dealer advertises selling wood and coal for cash at lower prices than rivals. The note lists Kohen Koal Ko and a contact at Talker No. 263, Main and Vermont, inviting customers to see them for hard and soft coal and wood.
A brief ad promotes meals at 108 Osage Street with furnished rooms available, with or without board. It promises competitive prices and customer satisfaction and invites readers to call Frank Williams.
Burlington Route launches a new nightly daytime train from Kansas City to Denver and beyond departing 9 45 p m from Kansas City and midnight from St Joseph arriving 6 20 p m at Denver. The addition complements existing Kansas City westward routes with California excursions and tourist sleepers. For details contact agent J C Bramhall 523 Main Street Kansas City MO or executives Wakeley and Elliott.
The Northwestern Lines offer summer tours to fishing and resort areas in Northern Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan peninsula with return validity through October 31. Tickets at greatly reduced rates on sale daily. Stopover privileges apply both ways for visitors to the Greater American Exposition. Descriptive circulars available from A L Fisher Tray Pass Agent 823 Main Street Kansas City.
Bargains on monuments and grave tablets offered for thirty days by the Se dalia Marble and Granite company. Call now to inquire at their Ohio street location.
A fragment highlights Sedalia’s sense of pride in local artistry and union standards, noting the Sentinel’s dedication to first class craft and the community’s embrace of skilled artists.
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